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Timeline
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We need a meta-PEP for the Python 3000 timeline. At this moment, I
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hope to have a first alpha release out sometime in 2007; it may take
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another year after that (or more) before the first proper release,
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named Python 3.0.
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I no longer think we need a meta-PEP for the Python 3000 timeline;
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instead, here's my current proposal. I hope to have a first alpha
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release (3.0a1) out in the first half of 2007; it should take no more
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than a year from then before the first proper release, named Python
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3.0. I would like all PEPs for features going into Python 3000 to be
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submitted by the end of April 2007 (allowing time for discussion and
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implementation after the initial submission).
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I expect that there will be parallel Python 2.x and 3.x releases for
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some time; the Python 2.x releases will continue for a longer time
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continued 2.x support, acceptance and stability of 3.0, and volunteer
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stamina.
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It's quite possible that Python 3.1 and 3.2 will be released much
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sooner after 3.0 than has been customary for the 2.x series. The 3.x
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release pattern will stabilize once the community is happy with 3.x.
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I expect that Python 3.1 and 3.2 will be released much sooner after
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3.0 than has been customary for the 2.x series. The 3.x release
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pattern will stabilize once the community is happy with 3.x.
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Compatibility and Transition
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